Pros: document scanning, image to text conversion, context menus and quick actions, mobile-friendly. Pros: Markdown and LaTeX Maths support, easy to use for collaboration, notecard system. Pros: longevity, reliability, easy to use, rich editor, blocks.Ĭons: sync across 2 devices only and additional limitations with the free plan.
Pros: flexible and rich editor, great tablet experience, most suitable for students.Ĭons: it uses the storage space of your OneDrive account, it requires a Microsoft account. Pros: encrypted notes, open-source, automatic sync with no limit on data capacity, extensions.Ĭons: Limited to notes only, not as visually pleasing Pros: beautiful design, multiple themes, markdown language, Smart Data Recognition, rich previews, Cross-Note Links.Ĭons: iOS/Mac only, multi-device sync only possible via iCloud. Pros: GitHub Flavored Markdown, backlinks, graph view, customizable panes, custom CSS and templates.Ĭons: desktop apps only, it requires some learning curve. Pros: associatively organized knowledge, bi-directional links, custom themes, outliner structure.Ĭons: pricey, platform limitations (web only), it requires some learning curve. Pros: flexibility, wiki-structure, different views, blocks.Ĭons: lack of a traditional text editor, selected editing tools. In today's article, we're going to evaluate the pros and cons, as well as the pricing, of some of the best note-taking apps on the market, in order to help you choose the most suitable one for your workflow in 2021.
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